Oh, what a lovely question! To write 3.9 billion U.S. dollars, you simply write it as "3,900,000,000." Just imagine all the happy little trees and fluffy clouds you could buy with that amount! Remember, there are no mistakes in writing numbers, just happy little accidents.
5.25 Billion Dollars as of February 8 2013.
20 billion. (2 x 1010 )1 billion dollars = 100 billion cents100 billion cents/5 cents(nickel) = 20 billion nickels*On the US short scale, a billion is a thousand million or 1 x 109.
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One hundred thousand US dollars.
If you are talking about a US billion, it would be 10,000 million. If it is a British billion, it would be 10 million.
In the US, it is 31 billion 850 million dollars.
August 2012: 2 billion euro are 2.44 billion US dollars.
2.8 billion Euros = 3.6 billion US Dollars as of March 2013
you still have abillion dollars
1 billion Korean won(KRW) 869,000 us dollars(USD).
2.8 billion US Dollars is equivalent to 177.83 billion Indian Rupees.
If they are US dollars, then $2,130,000. If dollars from other countries, then use the international currency prefix - a three character prefix (eg USD for US dollars) which is used by all financial institutions.
As of 3/23/2011: $1 billion dollars US = $992,565,683 AUD
700 billion U.S. dollars = 428.082192 billion British pounds
That is what Google says. Google-> "2 Billion yen in US Dollars" -> 18.71600 million U.S. dollars
Well, you need 1,000 billion to get 1 trillion. So 1,000.
One billion dollars